-diana: i'm diana. lemonis: diana, nice to meet you. and what do you do here? diana: sales. lemonis: so, how long have you been here? diana: almost two years now. i started, with erik, managing the company, so i've done it all. i'm usually here monday through sunday. lemonis: monday through sunday? -that's seven days a week. -diana: pretty much. lemonis: why are you so committed to it? diana: i cared for my clients. i just -- i like to be there for them. lemonis: yeah. is there also a call center? diana: the call center's right next door. yeah. -lemonis: in here? -diana: yes. lemonis: hey, ladies. i'm marcus. diana: and ashley... lemonis: ashley, nice to meet you. diana: ...and channa. lemonis: hi, channa. how are you? diana: channa's one of our biggest testimonials. she came in over 400 pounds. -she's lost 150 pounds. -lemonis: check it out! channa: yeah. [ laughs ] -lemonis: that's awesome. -channa: yeah. lemonis: would you say that erik helped you use the weight? channa: diana, i would say. lemonis: you did. diana: i worked with her for about eight months. channa: she's t

still with me is kathy jones, subadra rajappa, and diana amoa. diana, let's begin with italy.ster demand for eurozone debt. what is behind it? diana: that particular issue was interesting because they came to market with a pretty decent concession. they added about 25, 30 basis points to the 30-year bond, which the market saw as an opportunity to get some duration at relatively attractive evels. what we have seen since then actually is the curve has nderperformed and we saw the secondary pricing up to where this bond was issue, rather than the bond rallying back. ultimately it comes down to the dynamics we have been discussing. for italy, it is seen as a duration. european rates are very low. the prospect of ecb hiking is off the cards. in terms of the high-yield space investment grade, we had little issuance in december last year. investors were de-risking portfolios. people have come in here lighter risk than they wanted to, starting the year, at the same time where we see money coming out of leveraged loans. there is a big complexity. that is supporting some of these more d

diana, i want to begin with you.s a big debate on the buy side, whether now is the time to take chips off the table. what are your thoughts? diana: given the strength of the rally we saw in january taking back some risk here makes sense. we like the idea of having a barbell portfolio, where you do have some risk in the high-yielding sectors but with a tilt toward quality assets. then putting in some of that cash in durations like fixed income, whether you are looking at treasuries or e.m. markets that are very sensitive to treasury moves. jonathan: kathy, what do you think? kathy: yeah, i would agree with diana. we take money off the table here. this has been a fast and furious rally. jonathan: very quick. kathy: you have to be really nimble to play this in and out. we would take some risk off the table. i agree, we like duration as well in risk-free. jonathan: i want to bring up the v-shaped charts we see in high-yield, credit, leverage loans, as well. what pockets of credit are you looking at right now that you thi

diana: cuts. -- subadra: cuts. diana: hike.nathan: that is it for us right here on bloomberg: real yield. for our audience worldwide, this is bloomberg tv. ♪ ♪ carol: what to bloomberg businessweek. i'm carol massar. jason: that's according to economists, plus, did foxconn con wisconsin? the magazine investigates what happened to president trump's of $.5 billion deal. jason: we begin with the international cover story.

♪ diana ross.with her son, evan ross at last night's warner music pre-grammy party. >> did she give you any hints of what she's going to perform? >> i'm not sure. and i'm not sure if i'm allowed to tell. the last person i want to get in trouble with is her. >> that is a smart guy, and speaking of ross, tv's endless love for diana rolls on. our greatest moments with the diva, including when she refused to leave the stage. >>> let's talk aboutth, and wha the cast who just ur free time? solidified their place in tv history. >> here we are today, celebrating the longest running multicamera comedy in the history of broadcast television. we are delighted to be able to re-dedicate and re-name stage 25 which forevermore will be now known as "the big bang theory" stage. [ applause ] >> it's been a lot of years, a lot of emotions. all good things come to an end. >> the big honor had kaley cuoco eyeing at the lot in l.a. for 11 years, it was her home away from home and "e.t." was there from the start. >> i me

george clooney sounding the alarm about princess diana and the frenzy following the new princess, her daughter-in-law. >>> and believe it or not, doggy dna. more and more families are having their best friends tested. would you do it? what you should know before you try it. >> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening, everyone. as we welcome our viewers in the west, the misery spread east today with winter storm warnings and alerts now stretching virtually coast to coast. much of the northeast battling snow and ice today. for others, a freezing, slushy mix. pennsylvania and new jersey under states of emergency from the same system that has been clobbering the upper midwest with blowing snow, causing spinouts on the roads, disru disrupting air travel and leaving many in the dark. our kathy park is out in it with the latest. >> reporter: winter still packing a brutal punch in much of the country. hundreds of crashes and spinouts, including this jackknifed semi in minnesota that sent one woman to the hospital and brought traffic to a stand still. the midwest getting p

congresswoman diana degette joins us now. congresswoman, thank you very much for being with us tonight. i know this is a big night and tomorrow's going to be a big day. >> it's good to be with you, rachel. >> so i know that tomorrow is presumably just a start, but how high are your expectations in terms of what you're going to be able to get out of the trump administration and out of hhs about this policy of taking kids away from their moms and dads? >> well, so in april last year the administration announced that they were having this family separation, and we heard about all those kids taken away, but then later this fall we found out from the government watchdog agencies, the gao and the inspector general, that this was happening much sooner. much sooner. what they said, there may still be thousands of children out there that have been placed in foster homes or other places who

when diana died in 1997 in a car being trailed by paparazzi, clooney lashed out at the tabloids.iding behind the profession of journalism, you would be an accomplice to a crime and you would go to jail. >> reporter: diana's death changed the wa photographers cover the royals, but not f tabloid headlines they face. markle has recently faced stories claiming she's difficult and that she even made her sister-in-law kate cry. royal staff recently said both meghan and kate are the target of toxic trolls, but tonight the palace isn't mmenting. lester? >> kelly cobiella in london, ank you. >>> coming up, is it worth it to test your dog's dna? hi susan!hs) honey? i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad... try this new robitussin honey. the real honey you love... plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? new robitussin honey. because it's never just a cough. because they let me to customize my insurance, and as a fitness junnge, i customize everyt like my bike and my calves. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you

princess diana died in a car accident in a paris tunnel in 1997.he driver couldn't shake off photographers. >> princess di is dead and who should we see about that? >> clooney scalded the tabloids. he blasted a paparazzi for chasing him on his motorcycle. >> so many laws are being broken and it's getting to a place where other people are at rk. >> george who is friends with diana's son, prince harry, attended his wedding with his wife, amal, last year. >> what makes harry and meghan the perfect couple? >> they're just so happy. they're happy and in love and we need good news. >> tonight in london, the royal couple enjoyed a date night at a museum. it seems as if meghan's every move is scrutinized. she was the focus of a documentary, kate versus meghan. princesses at war? >> why choose an american? not a brit. >> meanwhile, george shot down a rumor that he'll be the godfather to the upcoming royal baby. clooney said, no. i'm the father of twins. i have enough blank to deal with, literally. he was promoting "catch 22," but his number one focus? his t

health and kennedy and diana gonzalez have been living in a shared garage inside this trailer park one of the last bits of affordable housing in silicon valley. now they must move because the former tenant is returning and they need more space for their growing family. austin of. course going to. look i mean i mean you hate here three hundred dollars and. it's not going to be in studio four a new system to move into forty. if the in the. senate. is going to make. them. until they find an affordable place helton and diana will camp out on the floor of their friends living. and was just so way that by going to i mean all we have but i used to somebody. you know don't work at all. you know that it's. a different islamize if you say to you in a q. and all that but i. spend the amount of. time looking over that on the. eve of what is it going to. hold it's i'm going to need a lot of focus but i. have put that if we will see. what i was like out of that. i have to fund he gets. skin of the most. boasting against all common people that. there is one of us and i carry a more tennis ball that h

diana. >> ¿quÉ tal? humanitaria entremedio apartamentos y alimentos no perecibles. la unidad de gestiÓn de riesgo dispuso estÁs bodegas para que puedan ser entregadas a las diferentes estados de venezuela, luego la llegada de la asistencia a cÚcuta, ayer aquÍ en el puente hacia el lado de venezuela, varias personas protestaron exigiendo que abran la frontera para que puedan ingresar las ayudas humanitarias, ayer tambiÉn el presidente nicolÁs maduro firmÓ una carta, pidiendo a estados unidos que paren las amenazas de una intervenciÓn militar como pasÓ en vietnam con la excusa de una crisis humanitaria, por ahora esa es toda la informaciÓn regresamos contigo a los estudios. >> muchas gracias a diana. hay un caso criminal que ha conmovido a nueva york, la muerte de una joven cuyo cuerpo fue encontrado en una maleta, la policÍa dice que fue un asesinato y la familia pide justicia, alfredo a costa de telemundo nueva york tiene el reporte. en medio de llantos y plegarias, familiares y amigos de la chica, exige

we have your eye on entertainment. >> reporter: diana ross, the music icon, and expect to see her at the grammys. the recording academy will honor her accomplishments while she celebrates her 75th birthday. she will grace the stage with the performance with the grammys on cbs next sunday. >>> if you are into the art and satire, check out the velvet buzz saw. it is the nightcrawler writer- director danielle lawrie new thriller set in the contemporary art scene of los angeles. >>> super bowl sunday is around the corner and the guys from the nfl today are behind-the- scenes for the cbs watch shoot. they will host the pregame show, super bowl today, at 3 pm eastern on cbs. that is your eye on entertainment. >>> it is for 50 7 am. >>> the beautiful -- brutal animal kingdom attack when the leper runs wild, biting and clawing people in a community. this morning, how they put an end to the attack. >> reporter: it is a small army of lawyers from the bay area in dc to join in the fight to try to save net neutrality with court arguments beginning in 90 minutes. s beginning in 90 minutes. y area

>> diana ross is the best talk singer that -- if you ever need me, just call me. she doesn't have to sing. she can just talk. she is miss ross. >> she can do it all. she's amazing. she looks great. her family all singing along. >> 75. >> everything about her is perfect. i loved everything about it last night. i was surprised at the count. i think there are 80-something categories. women won 30-something of them, but it felt like they dominated. at the top of the categories, we saw women so well represented. even j.lo had a star turn doing the motown stuff. i know there's some catastropon surrounding that, but for her that was a big deal. >> mrs. obama. i got to go. i've got a bunch news. >> it was positive stuff. >> everybody came together and it was great, and that's how it should be. this is america. thank you, chris. i'll see you soon. >>> this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. this is breaking news. negotiators are reaching an agreement in principle they say to avoid another government shutdown. that is a big deal. these are just some of the details that we're

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please welcome diana heidel. hey, diana. >> hi. >> how're you doing?elcome. >> thank you. >> welcome to my humble abode. here's what i'm gonna do for you today. i'm gonna give you 14 questions that are gonna take you to $1 million. you do have those three lifelines up there along the way if you need them. you ready to get to your game? >> yes. >> all right, let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] we'll start you off with that $500 question. good luck. >> thank you. >> according to a famous quote from the movie "star trek: first contact," what "is futile"? >> i will go with d, resistance. final answer. >> yes, but you cannot fold a fitted sheet. it is impossible to do. >> [laughs] >> i don't care how many times you tell me how to do it. it can't be done. >> [laughs] >> $1,000 question. fearing it could lead to a significant undercount of its population, california has objected to the white house's plan to add what question to the 2020 census? >> okay. well, the only one that makes sense is u.s. citizen, so reread it just

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. >> la mÚsica llega con la fuerza femenina de cristina eustace, luiz marÍa y diana reyes. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪mpieza el ambiente. >> buenos dÍas familia, cÓmo estÁn, bienvenidos hoy es martes 26 de febrero de 2019 todavÍa, todavÍa. >> pero lo que sÍ garantizamos un programa espectacular, me gusta cuando resaltamos a las mujeres y hoy vamos a tener un debate sobre madres solteras esta difÍcil tarea a la cual muchas mujeres nos hemos enfrentado en algÚn momento, sobre cÓmo salir adelante se van a encargar de darnos consejos de cÓmo hacerlos con Éxito. >> quedamos consejos de madres solteras. >> es lo mismo el tema que estÁn solitas aunque ya han ido cambiando las cosas todavÍa sigue siendo un reto muy grande. >> erika estÁ de visita en casa asÍ que vamos a compartir con ella y hablar de sus experiencias. >> tambiÉn hoy voy a seguir hablando con zulema, recuerdan que ayer dimos la primera parte de lo que habÍamos hablado hace semanas atrÁs cuando me comuniÓo con mis papÁs y las cosas y los mensajes que me mandaron, asÍ que vamos a ver un poquito mÁs tarde mÁs de eso y ella ademas viene a hablar c

grand mommy, diana ross. bottom of my heart and i'm excited for her 75th birthday. >> he's a star. >> what was that like? >> it's great. it's all about the audience. ♪ happy birthday to me >>> coming up -- ♪ jo lean >> we're with dolly parton has powerhouse women pay tribute. >> don't judge a book by its cover or its huge boobs and big hair. >> and the fail you didn't see. >>> then taylor swift's grammy diss? why she skipped the awards despite being nominated. >>> plus, hats off to jennifer lopez. >> i have a hat for everybody. >> my wrists were cracking in half. ♪ they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get out there and fill your heart with the stuff that keeps it beating. fill your heart with ireland. >>> minneapolis away on "e.t." new royal drama. meghan markle's emotional handwritten letter to h ♪ >>> well, taylor swift got shut out at the grammys, but she still had good reason to cele

another legend taking the stage, diana ross, celebrating her 75th birthday. as for the winners, cardi b, the first woman to ever win rap album of the year, and kacey musgraves winning album of the year and british singer, dua lipa won best new artist. two weeks out from the oscars, lady gaga picking up three awards, two for "shallow," which she also performed. we'll have much more coming up on "good morning america" later this morning. we will have show highlights and some of the biggest stars in music and hollywood. join us. i'm adrienne bankert, abc news, los angeles. >> such a big night, obviously. lady gaga is on a wild ride right now, winning last night and obviously heading into by the way, adrienne bankert looks amazing. >> fabulous, that green. >> she does a great job, always, but stunning there. >> yes. >> red carpet is good, everyone. she is going to be on "gma" later to break it all down. cardi b. was she singing live? i couldn't remember or i couldn't tell, and somebody joked and said, look, i can either sing live or do the cardio, and she was wal

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rising risks is this week's cover story and diana olick has more >> reporter: hurricane harvey flooded close to 100,000 houston area homes, and the vast majority of them had no flood insurance. >> ultimately we ended up with about four feet. >> reporter: jennifer and andy taylor did have insurance and at the time vowed to rebuild. >> the fabric of the community has been amazing. >> reporter: but as they watched several homes on their street go into foreclosure and the fabric of their community seem to unravel, they joined other struggling neighbors and sold to hungry investors who descended on the city. houston's strong economy made it a hot housing market before the storm and investors are still swarming foreclosure options like this one now. rekindling images from the foreclosure crisis a decade ago. >> i've heard plenty of stories of homeowners who had no choice. >> reporter: in harvey federally declared disaster areas 80% of the homes had flood insurance because they weren't normally prone to flooding. serious mortgage delinquencies jumped more than 200% according to core logic. ho

. >> reporter: and we can't forget diana ross. she took to the stage, as well. she looked gorgeous in her red dress, and she celebrated her 75th birthday. in los angeles from the ritz carlton, i'm stella escobeda, cbs news. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up on the morning news, the latest developments in the jeff bezos scandal. how the "national enquirer" reportedly got access to private messages sent by bezos. >>> and kidnapping caught on camera. a woman in miami is forced into a car. this is the "cbs morning news." , what matters to you? let's see. most of you say lower a1c. but only a few of you are thinking about your heart. fact is, even though it helps to manage a1c, type 2 diabetes still increases your risk of a fatal heart attack or stroke. jardiance is the first type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease, jardiance significantly reduces the risk of dying from a cardiovascular event and lowers a1c, with diet and exercise. let's give it another try. jardiance can cause serious si

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this morning georgeglooney be criticized for comparing her treatment diana. trying to say was can weow just turnn the heat a little. a picture of elegance, the duke an duchess of sussex as george clooney whoir attended the wedding, joined the increasingly heated debate involving meghan and the media, defending her. they're just chasing meg had markle evre, he reportedly said at an event in l.a. she's a woman who i seven months pregnant and she's being rsued and vilified and chased in the same way that diana was and it's history repeating itself adding, we've seen how that ends. harry's mom, princess diana was famously hounded by the paparazzi, she died in a 1997 paris car crash chased by otographers. at the time george clooney angrily attacked the media. >>ictures of a dying princess trapped in her ca i'm impressed. what ethicsho >> reporter:graphed backed off. but now many print and tv stories criticizing meghan have been questioned online. this mornin british journalists defending the coverage. >> to make the comparison was ill-advised. by all accounts, she

but as diana olick reports, expectations are tempered for this upcomingelling season. >> reporter: there was some good news in housing to start this year. buyers came back, signing more contracts to buy existing homes than in december, according to the realtors. and the gains in home pricesto e shrinkinhe smallest in three years. >> we're seeing stronger buyer demand, but it's not as if eople are willing to pay any price to get ahome, which is what we saw at the beginning of 2018 and the past four years before at. >> and buyers are being helped by lower interest rates. the 30-year fix is at the lowest in a year and that boosts mortgage demand this week applications jumped noticeably. there was also bad news. home construction fell again in december and what builders are putting up is not in the entry level category. home affordability is now at the lowest in a decade. even warren buffett, who has been bullish on housing, waved a warning flag in an interview on cnbc earlier this week. >> single family construction is really -- i think it's been quite weak compared to what you would expect

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. >>> new at 11:00, cardy b., shawn mendez, diana ross. >> the grammies return tomorrow night on kpix5. >> our own betty yu is live in los angeles with a preview of the big night. >> reporter: we are less than 24 hours away from the big show. and already, here in hollywood, and los angeles, you can feel the energy and the excitement. but, before we get to music's biggest night, tonight is music's biggest party. i'm talking about the annual pre-grammy gala posted by clive davis at the recording academy. it is happening right now at the beverly hilton. and it is always a star-studded event. i was on the red carpet and spotted legends like smoky robinson. kareem abdul-jabar. this gala always brings many to together in many fields. maron morris will be performing tomorrow, up for five awards. i also spotted asap rocky. he walked the carpet as well. so tonight's gala is reflective of what we will expect at the grammies tom. but, among the 84 categories, two dozen nominees are from the bay area. of those, three of them are competing in one category. elvin bishop. maria moldar. and, charlie m

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roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. icorporate fundinrovided by mutual of america--st designing ized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from vwers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thank you for joining us. the governor of virginia, democrat ralph northam, now says he is not one of the people in a racist photo that he apologized for yesterday. at a news conference this afternoon northam said he saw tho in question for the first time yesterday. it is on hisersonal page in s 1984 medical school yearbook showing two men-- one in black face, one in a ku lan robe. >> yesterday i took responsibility for content that appeared on my page of the eastern virginia medical school yearbook that was clearly racist and offensivin he hours

diana olick takes a ok. >> in th 14 weeks following hq2zon's announcement to put in long island city -- >> this entire cube -- >> reporter: open houses like this one were jam packed. some hoping to live there. others, investors hoping to buy, flip and profit fm what would surely be a jump in home prices. signed contracts to buy prerties, mostly condos, jumped 181% compared to the same period the previou year, according to stribling and associates. 145 sales compared to jt 48 the year before. when the news hit today, sres of equity residential and avalon bay took a hit. avalon has a large building in a new york cit equity residential hasse big prence right across the river in manhattan. long island city's rental marke was considered overbuilt before amazon with several new towers on t in a statement, the president of new york's real estate board, john bat's, said unfortunate that we've lost out on an opportunity to create tens of thousands of jobs for city residents and generate billions of dollars in t revenue. nevertheless, new york city is still open for business and will retain it

harry's mom, princess diana was famously hounded by the paparaz paparazzi.looney angrily attacked the media. >> pictures of a dying princess trapped in her car, well, i am impressed. what ethics. >> photographers backed off in the way they covered the royals but now many print and tv stories criticizing meghan have been questioned online. british journalists defending the coverage. >> for george clooney to make the comparison between meghan and diana was ill-advised by all accounts she doesn't get chased at all. i think he really needs to check his facts. >> others suggest some reporting has been unfair, even fueling online fighting between rival camps of kate and meghan supporters. >> and unfortunately, you know, the hatred is generating more and more, and the fighting is getting worse. >> while meghan's battles with her family continue to make headlines. this was meghan's first public appearance since her father released excerpts from a deeply personal letter. in it she accused him of breaking her heart, and now some friends reports worry she's under too m

diana, what was that moment like out there? >> it's so great. it's all about the audience.hen it can a him to honoring the motown era jennifer hudson owned the stage with a flashy medley but the tribute wasn't without coy,estig why lopez was chosen instead of a black artist. >> i feel like that performance shut down any ciddics who said why is jennifer doing that? >> thank you, yeah. any time of music can inspire any type of artist. you can't tell people what to love. you can't tell people what to -- what they can and can't do, what they should sing or not sing. you've got to do what's in your heart. >> reporter: jennifer so emotional after that performance also. now, there were two female breakout artists also, dua hipaa who walked away with her first grammy awards. alicia keys set the tone for the show as host. she felt the love and energy from the giroud, but when i asked her if she would be back she said this was a one-time thing. >> we're going to try to change that, kevin. >> reporter: we need her bac >> and >>> there is much more news ahead. we visit >>> there is muc

at an event this weekend in the uk, he compared the tablof treatment markle to that of princess diana is, quote, pursued and vilified and s chased in theame way that diana was e,d, qu we've seen how that ends. royal staff have said both meghan and kate are constant target of toxic trolls. >>> as n players small favor for a family is going viral and inspiring people all over t country. this is seattle seahawks linebacker griffin. he is the first nfl player ever with one hand. and he is now hoping to inspire others like joseph tide. like joseph, he doesn't have his left hand. and the tide family says that grifn is their role model, proving that anyone or anything is possible. very nice. cute friendship. >>> late night host jimmyallon is celebrating a major milestone. >> fifth anniversary as host of "tonight show" backn 2014 fallon took over from long time host jay leno. will smith was the first of hundreds of guest. u2 did a special performance on top of 30 rock. drama remembers all the and excitement from that first show. >> it goes by so fast. you remember whenhe set was being built a

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is big now to political author diana johnston good evening to diana saturday's release they were dedicated to the thousands who've been injured during the yellow vest protest in d.c. significance to this day do you think that this will mean less injuries this time round. i haven't seen much sign of that what i think the first first impression you could make it work you describe it is that these injuries are bringing people together and they are strange they're leading the movement the chris uhlmann and woman that has its martyrs it becomes stronger at the same time this is dividing the people. from matt hall more essentially than ever and. it is a i want to say this that. the problem here is that you are really coming to. an impossible. position because the the people the these relations are the best are. we voting against very anti-social. political economic policies of this administration but that call was catching there is no plan b. because that call was selected back. in the certain elite financial in europe in precisely to carry out more vigorously the program of previous president s

the caption reads whoever thought diana ross would make it to medical school?er photo shows three men in blackface. rhaeore, we are joined by lynn barnes, an assistant professor of american cultural history at princeton university and author of the forthcoming book "darkology: when the american dream wore blackface." she just wrote a piece for the "washington post" -- "the troubling history behind ralph northam's blackface klan photo." welcome to democracy now! describe your reaction. first day of black history month was friday. that is the day the photo appears. put that photo, your response to and the northam, history of blackface. prof. barnes: thank you for having me. it is important we talk about this longer history. most americans feel very uncomfortable when they see these photographs, but they are not able to articulate why peer they know this is wrong, but they do not understand the longer history. ironically, this is a blowback from a civil rights victory. what i mean by that is amateur blackface was the number one entertainment form in the late 19th

roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual ctand group retirement pro that's why we're your retirement company. ditional support has bee provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by nt butions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. isfrom the wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >>ni sreenivasan: good e and thank you for joining us. tension continues to rise in ve wnezuela today overther humanitarian aid will be allowed into the country. the national guard tear-gassed ters from both venezuela and colombia who tried to reach bridges between the countries. the clashes happened in the bordering cities of urena incu venezuela and ta in colombia. on the colombian side of the tebridges, opposition prot tried to escort trucks with emergency food and medic aid into venezuela using what leaders call a "humanitarian avalanche." on the venezuelan side of the harder th